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Yes, I've used them for both small motors (2hp air compressor and table saw) as well as automobile and motorhome alternators. This was in CT (2016 time frame when I lived there) and there were a couple of shops in the area.

Can you spin it by hand freely? I have found with both electric motors and auto alternators that you are better off working with a motor rewind shop rather than replacing. They typically use better materials (bearings and conformal coating on the windings) and so far, have been less expensive...

That is very cool. If it was in my garage and I ever moved, I'd take it with me.

Replaced the coolant in the motorhome (29 qts) and only managed to spill about an ounce.

It appears the tracks in the middle bay are raised, which I assume is where the lift will be installed.

Gotta go with the crowd on this one.......SupplyHouse has been consistently GREAT for years !!! Although I have also had good experiences with McMaster Carr.

No first hand experience with this model, but I just purchased the the similar model for sectional doors (LJ8900W). I found the best pricing here: https://www.northshorecommercialdoor.com/liftmaster-8950w-operator.html/

The numbers for me are 2.44 Kwh and 0.389 gallons of propane per sqft per year.

Ran wire from the breaker panel to my lift. Today, if I can stand the cold, I'll make the terminations and replace the hydraulic oil and finally get it back into service.